‘Dinosaurs to People’ Event
The John D. Cooper Archaeological and Paleontological Center and the Heritage Museum of Orange County, will present “From Dinosaurs to People: Reliving Orange County’s Past” on Sunday, July 19.
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CSUF Leads Support for Displaced Corinthian Colleges Students
Cal State Fullerton has stepped up to a U.S. Department of Education call to assist students displaced by the closing of Corinthian Colleges, a for-profit postsecondary education provider. CSUF’s Center for Research on Educational Access and Leadership is leading the California State University system effort.
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Advancing the Education Doctorate
Cal State Fullerton’s College of Education is hosting the Carnegie Project on the Education Doctorate June 8-10. The event brings together 175 higher education leaders from across the country to discuss and define the future of the education doctorate.
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Scholarship for Music Student
Cal State Fullerton master of music major Jason Pano is this year’s recipient of the Elliot and Kathleen Alexander Memorial Scholarship by professional chorus Pacific Chorale.
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Senate Chair Discusses Coming Year
Emily Bonney, new chair of CSUF’s Academic Senate and an associate professor of liberal studies, discusses issues that she sees coming up for 2015-16.
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Seymour’s First Book Up for Award
The first book authored by assistant English professor Nicole Seymour is a finalist for national book award. Just one of several faculty members whose works made it into print recently.
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Alumnus Named to CSU Program
Cal State Fullerton alumnus Kevin Valenzuela has been accepted into the CSU Chancellor’s Doctoral Incentive Program.
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Titans Lead in Degrees to Hispanics
Cal State Fullerton is again fifth in the nation and first in the state for awarding bachelor’s degree to Hispanic students, according to the Top 100 listing in the May 18 issue of Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education.
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Two Titans Help Nepal
One is a civil engineer, the other a counselor. Together the Cal State Fullerton professors share an emotional and physical bond with Nepal, a country devastated by deadly earthquakes this spring. Landslide and earthquake expert Binod Tiwari was born and raised in the South Asian country. Jeffrey A. Kottler is a professor of counseling and founder of a nonprofit organization that supports girls’ education in Nepal.
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Titans Give Back — in the Peace Corps
Cal State Fullerton eighth in the top 10 of top volunteer-producing Hispanic-Serving Institutions nationally.